Re: Network manager doesn't autoconnect to wireless networks in stable?

I don't see any way to set my default networks or autoconnect properties. If I right-click on the network manager applet there is Connection Information which is entirely passive and Edit Wireless Networks which brings up a dialog that contains an entry for my wireless network but there's no

Re: Network manager doesn't autoconnect to wireless networks in stable?

Does no one know the answer to this? Is not reconnecting automatically the default behaviour of network manager in Debian 5 stable or am I the only one who has this behaviour? On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 11:26:14PM +, chombee wrote: Hi, I've noticed that in Debian 5 network manager doesn't

Re: Network manager doesn't autoconnect to wireless networks in stable?

On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 10:44 AM, chombee chom...@lavabit.com wrote: Does no one know the answer to this? Is not reconnecting automatically the default behaviour of network manager in Debian 5 stable or am I the only one who has this behaviour? On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 11:26:14PM +, chombee

Re: Network manager doesn't autoconnect to wireless networks in stable?

Dne, 02. 11. 2009 16:44:55 je chombee napisal(a): Does no one know the answer to this? Is not reconnecting automatically the default behaviour of network manager in Debian 5 stable or am I the only one who has this behaviour? On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 11:26:14PM +, chombee wrote:

Re: Network manager doesn't autoconnect to wireless networks in stable?

For me it happens every time I boot up the laptop -- it does not automatically connect to my wireless network. Apart from not automatically connecting network manager works perfectly, detects all the wireless networks, connects to my network when I click on it, so it feels more like a

Network manager doesn't autoconnect to wireless networks in stable?

Hi, I've noticed that in Debian 5 network manager doesn't automatically reconnect to wireless networks that it has connected to before, e.g. after logging in, you have to use the mouse to tell the applet which wireless network to connect to. I've been googling and looking through the man

Re: Network manager doesn't autoconnect to wireless networks in stable?

Does this happened once or most of the time? I had this problem once when reinstalling Debian after I found out Sid is not quite usable on my lappy with a few driver problems but it reconnects automatically the second time and afterwards. 2009/10/27 chombee chom...@lavabit.com Hi, I've

Re: Network manager doesn't autoconnect to wireless networks in stable?

chombee wrote: Hi, I've noticed that in Debian 5 network manager doesn't automatically reconnect to wireless networks that it has connected to before, e.g. after logging in, you have to use the mouse to tell the applet which wireless network to connect to. I have a similar issue; I also did a

Re: Network manager doesn't autoconnect to wireless networks in stable?

Mark wrote: I thought it might have to do with ifconfig since it must be up for any wireless to work (I think) but it is up upon login, since it detects the wireless signals. All I could figure is maybe sometimes it gets up fast enough to connect automatically and sometimes it's a bit slower?